NHSS 12D M7

NHSS 12D M7 Course Details

On receiving payment for your NHSS 12D M7 Course, an email with your ‘course joining instructions’ is sent to you. This document includes the following details:

• Your chosen course start date and subsequent dates (This is a 2-day course.)
• Course start time at your chosen venue
• Address of your chosen venue, including a map screenshot
• Details of what to do if you need any special requirements to complete the course, such as a physical disability or a learning or reading difficulty

You need to bring photographic ID, such as a driving licence or passport with you.

Lunch is not included, so please provide your own.

Who should attend?

The NHSS 12D M7 course is for managers, client officers, technicians, and TTM managers responsible for overseeing Temporary Traffic Management (TTM) installations without physically carrying them out. It is a mandatory requirement for technical officers and TTM managers and is strongly recommended for other managers with TTM responsibilities.

Key Information

• Available for on-site delivery
• Learn methods of traffic control
• End of Course Test
• Receive a nationally recognised qualification from Lantra, awarded to traffic management professionals across the UK
• For managers, designers, technicians and anyone who does not actually install TTM but requires knowledge of basic practice
• Insight into industry-standard techniques

Assessment and Certification

At the end of the NHSS 12D M7 course, you will be required to complete a test. Completing the NHSS 12D M7 course and passing the subsequent test grants you a qualification that recognizes your competence in designing and planning temporary traffic management schemes on rural and urban roads in accordance with national standards.

Entry Requirements

There are no specific entry requirements for this course; however, it is typically aimed at individuals who are involved in the management and oversight of Temporary Traffic Management (TTM) installations.

What is the NHSS 12D M7 Course?

The NHSS 12D M7 course is designed to prepare you with essential knowledge for planning and managing TTM schemes on urban and rural roads in line with national standards. Developed by Lantra under the National Highway Sector Scheme (NHSS), this course is essential for managers, client officers, technicians, and TTM managers overseeing TTM installations. You will learn to interpret ‘The Safety at Street Works and Road Works, A Code of Practice (The Red Book)’ and guidance from ‘The Traffic Signs Manual, Chapter 8’ as well as assess TTM plans effectively. Upon completion, you will be able to provide technical support, determine the extent of TTM required, and evaluate the suitability of temporary traffic management plans.

Dates and prices are available on request—enquire today!

What will you learn on the NHSS 12D M7 Course?

You will cover the following on your NHSS 12D M7 course:

• Interpreting the requirements of ‘The Safety at Street Works and Road Works, A Code of Practice (The Red Book)’ and following guidance from ‘The Traffic Signs Manual, Chapter 8’
• Considering all options to determine the level and extent of the Temporary Traffic Management required
• Providing technical support to site staff throughout the process
• Demonstrating knowledge of the temporary traffic management assessment process
• Assessing and determining the temporary traffic layout needed for a specific work location, activity, or operation
• Understanding the standards for acceptable equipment use
• Recognising the implications of changing conditions on-site and responding appropriately
• Determining the suitability of temporary traffic management plans before work begins

The NHSS 12D M7 course covers the following:

• NHSS12 for temporary traffic management
• 12D Scheme qualifications
• Reference documentation and definitions
• Categories of road network and operations
• Health & Safety and operations
• Principle responsibilities
• Quick guide on highway legislation and regulations
• Planning and carrying out on-site assessments
• Equipment, uses and criteria for use
• Methods of traffic control
• Site requirements, limitations and actions
• Site works and monitoring
• Site and activity-specific requirements
• Set scenarios of temporary traffic management requirements
• M7 End of Course Test

Please download the National Highway Sector Scheme Document 12D below; it is easy to print and email if you need to share course information with a manager or colleague.If you would like an overview or our company brochure sent to you, please fill out the form and it will be with you within a couple of working days.

Please download the National Highway Sector Scheme Document 12D below; it is easy to print and email if you need to share course information with a manager or colleague.If you would like an overview or our company brochure sent to you, please fill out the form and it will be with you within a couple of working days.